Breendonck Concentration Camp in Belgium after World War II. A victim reveals results of beatings and cigarette burns. An inmate demonstrates how his crotch was split by the Nazi German guards. A woman reveals scars on her hips.
Events during the Paris Peace Conference. View of the ruined building of the cathedral at Ypres in Belgium. United States President Woodrow Wilson leaves the Ypres Cathedral (Vandenpeereboomplein, 8900 Ieper, Belgium). He is accompanied by Brand Whitlock, American Minister to Belgium. Other dignitaries include King Albert I, Queen Elisabeth, Mrs. Edith Bolling-Wilson, and the American Delegation. People climbed over the building to get a glimpse of the dignitaries.
King Albert I of Belgium and his wife, Elisabeth of Bavaria (the Queen of Belgium), make a triumphant return to Brussels after the end of World War 1. Belgian infantry marches through streets with crowds watching in Brussels. Along a street near the Royal Palace (likely Rue Royale), a military parade takes place. King Albert I rides on horseback, with Elisabeth of Bavaria (the Queen of Belgium) following behind. Belgians give a "Hero's welcome" to the Belgian Royal Family in Brussels.
United States 87th Infantry Division Brigadier General Frank L. Culin Jr. visits the city of Saint-Hubert in Wallonia, Belgium during World War 2. General Culin arrives at the Saint-Hubert City Hall (Pl. du Marché 1, 6870 Saint-Hubert, Belgium). The Mayor of Saint-Hubert shake hands with General Culin. A man greets General Culin and takes off his hat. Women are also present outside the City Hall during General Culin’s visit.
Events during the Paris Peace Conference. View of Houthulst forest in Belgium. United States President Woodrow Wilson along with his American Delegation is on a sightseeing trip in Belgium. They are accompanied by King Albert I and Queen Elizabeth of Belgium. The entire team is seen enjoying a picnic and having lunch under a tent. Queen Elizabeth takes the picture of the lunch party. A french guard and other men standing along the side of a motor car.
Crew of the 99th signal company, 99th infantry division, First U.S. Army (FUSA) laid communication wire across snow-covered country and through forest area of Sourbrodt Belgium and use a weasel M-29 for wire vehicle. Weasel M-29 parked, men load bundles on it. M-29 driven on snow covered road. Trees covered with snow besides road. Weasel driven in trees. Soldiers hold wire. M29 driven on snow covered road. Soldiers lay wire besides road. A soldier ties wire to a tree. Soldiers pull wire. Wire behind tree. Soldier drives M-29 on snow covered field. Soldiers handle wire from M29. (World War II period).
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